City of San Clemente
Community Resource Contributions (CRCs) from Application # Community Resource Contribution Type Community Resource Contribution Supporting Documentation (from Application)
1. Relationship with project-relevant community
groups or Community-Based Organizations (CBOs)
1. The Village & Age Well Senior Services2. Boys & Girls Club of San Clemente3. SC Downtown Business Association4. SC Chamber of Commercial5. Friends of San Clemente Foundation List of CBOs or community groups
2. Project-related materials or assets already
owned by project participants and/or donated to the project that will be used during the Voucher Funding Term.
Jessica Gatny has dedicated approximately 80 hours to project management, including the research and evaluation activities for the project. Jessica developed a timeline to guide the process, prepared a preliminary project budget, and began to reach out to gain community support.
Task Description
3. Project-related labor costs during Voucher
Funding Term that are not paid through voucher funds
The City will retain most of the project labor costs, including most outreach and marketing duties, program management, and research and evaluation activities for the project. For long-term sustainability, the City intends to use purchased NEVs to reduce the cost of operation beyond the program term.
Task Description
4. Project-related materials or assets already
owned by project participants and/or donated to the project that will be used during the Voucher Funding Term. x Event venues (Ole Hanson Beach Club and
Max Berg Park),
x Outreach and education expenses, including
advertising, community meetings/engagement,travel expenses, reporting activities, and Citywebsite x Citywide Parking and Transportation Demand
Management Study and Plan performed from2024-2026 estimated $250,000 Task Description and Public Engagement Work Plan
5. Donated or acquired land of infrastructure or
parking spaces
Existing EV chargers at City Hall for charging the vehicles and will store vehicles at City Hall when not in use, which will be gated and secured.
Photos of City Hall’s EV chargers and secured parking spaces ([KLELW&